Chinese state-owned manufacturing giant CRRC has already booked its first order for a monster 20MW floating wind turbine that it says will be the world’s largest. CRRC publicly launched the 20MW model ...

The rolling stock market comprises major companies such CRRC Corporation Limited (China), Siemens AG (Germany), Alstom SA (France), Stadler Rail AG (Switzerland), and Wabtec Corporation (US).

The CR450AF and CR450BF models, produced by CRRC Sifang and CRRC Changchun respectively, boast five key improvements: increased speed, advanced safety, energy efficiency, enhanced comfort, and ...

CRRC utilizes its expertise in rail transit to establish a robust equipment industrial chain centered on complete wind turbines. The chain includes key components such as generators, blades, tower ...

The joint venture, with the Hefei Xinzhan High-tech Industrial Development Zone, is the second to be established by Alstom in the country after forming CRRC Puzhen Nanjing Alstom Transportation ...

Train manufacturer Alstom is launching a €1bn capital raise ... The French group, the world’s second-biggest train maker after China’s CRRC, has been seeking to slice €2bn off its debt ...

plant for final assembly. CRRC bid $34 million below second-place Bombardier Transportation (now Alstom) and $47 million below Hyundai Rotem. The SEPTA contract was CRRC’s first U.S. order for ...

A Chinese state-owned train maker has pulled out of the bidding for a Bulgarian contract worth about $665 million, six weeks after European officials launched an investigation into whether foreign ...

Risks and the short thesis on Alstom Short sellers believe there is an increasing threat from CRRC - China's leading rolling stock manufacturer - aiming to increase its market share. CRRC is ...